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Understanding Ground Rent

The Center for the Study of Economics understands there is a reciprocal relationship between the amount of value taxed from the flow of rent and the residual rent that can be capitalized. 

Buildings are manufactured goods and their values are a function of size, materials, age, and so on. Land value is largely a function of its location, and its market prices are due to the local and even regional vitality of the economy. Because land is fixed in its supply economists say it is inelastic, there is a reciprocal relationship between the amount of value taxed from the flow of rent and the residual rent that can be capitalized.

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